Resource Management

Resource Planning Process

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Tied to identified hazards
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Includes a current inventory of internal and
external resources
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Identifies resource shortfalls and alternate
sources or strategies
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Provides for mutual aid
 Planning for Each Hazard
Identified - resources
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Personnel,
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Equipment,
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Training,
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Facilities,
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Funding,
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Expert knowledge,
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Materials, and
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The timeframes within which they will be
needed
 Emergency Equipment and
Facilities.
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Fire fighting equipment, heavy equipment,
decontaminant
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Emergency medical supplies.
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Toxic, explosive gas detectors, Wind direction
speed indicators (where needed).
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Self - contained breathing apparatus, Protective
clothing.
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Sources of energy, fuel
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Communications systems
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Technical information
 Planning for Each Hazard
Identified - logistics
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Quantity,
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Response time,
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The locations, accessibility, operability, and
maintenance of equipment
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Capability,
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Limitations,
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Cost, and
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Liability connected with using the involved
resources
 Other Resources
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Food, water, ice, etc. during the emergency
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Clothing and Shelter for evacuees
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Specialised personnel (e. g., medical, religious,
morticians)
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Specialized volunteer groups (e. g., Red Cross,
amateur radio, charitable agencies)
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Social/political organisations and government
forces (e.g. military).
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